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Topic: Older Piano, a "Corg" (Read 1805 times)

mwtbdltr

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Older Piano, a "Corg"

on: November 02, 2006, 03:58:17 AM

Well apparently my grandma wants to sell here old piano. Heres all i know about from the call i got to do research.

Its a Corg concert 3500
88 key digital
had midi-out, one of the first ones to have it.

thats about all i know. Basically she wants to know what she can get for it. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

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andyd

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Re: Older Piano, a "Corg"

Reply #1 on: November 02, 2006, 10:06:38 AM

This may help.
I bought a Korg 7000 in about 1990 for £2k. Sold it privately in March last year (well looked after & in excellent condition) for £200.
After about 15 years, deterioration of parts of the plastic action may make certain well-used notes sluggish. They eventually become brittle and break (I've seen it happen) depending on use and where situated.

Andy

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